Your curriculum, but guests actually finish it.
If your growth track is currently a PDF or Google Doc people print and bring back, you know the problem: half of them don't bring it back. Here's what changes when guests can finish on their own time.
27% of the churches we surveyed listed PDF or Google Doc based pathways among what they used before OnArk. Their #1 reason for switching: no way to track who finished, much less who started.
What you get with each option.
“In just a couple months we added more new volunteers and members than we had all last year without OnArk.”
When each one's actually right.
Your curriculum is heavily formatted for a print booklet, your church culture really values handing physical materials to guests, or you have no internet expectations of your congregation. PDFs are timeless.
You want to know who actually finished. You want guests to be able to start at home, finish on Sunday between services, and resume the following week. You want results that flow into Planning Center automatically instead of someone transcribing them.
See what changes in 30 minutes.
Free for 21 days, $0 today. Same playbook your sister churches used.